Tristar, here is your Hammer X
08-19-2008, 11:30 AM
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Tristar, here is your Hammer X
http://www.fdfss.com/boats/22HX.htm
Here you go, to clarify, two were produced by Baja, one at Miami show one was at factory, both are on their way to Fountain right now unless a dealer buys them before they get there. I will be going down maybe next week, if I like it we may pick it up??
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Here you go, to clarify, two were produced by Baja, one at Miami show one was at factory, both are on their way to Fountain right now unless a dealer buys them before they get there. I will be going down maybe next week, if I like it we may pick it up??
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08-23-2008, 08:49 AM
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Yes they are going into production, a right after the new 278 comes off the line. Right now Fountain is picking colors and such, once we are able to order our boats expect some very radical boats. I am thinking Hammer X whole boat Gel, Silver with Blue graphics, with trim in Lime green
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08-23-2008, 10:48 AM
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08-24-2008, 07:37 PM
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Well, they already have one made...
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...=186672&page=2
The future of this boat depends on dealer reaction at the open house in September. We shall see...
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...=186672&page=2
The future of this boat depends on dealer reaction at the open house in September. We shall see...
08-24-2008, 08:49 PM
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I guess Searay is keeping the lower half and retooled the upper. The colors and graphics are pretty bland also. I think it will be fun to compare the two side by side???
Also for what SR charges for a 20'Ski boat, should make the Hammer X by Fountain a steal!!!!!!!!!
WILL
Also for what SR charges for a 20'Ski boat, should make the Hammer X by Fountain a steal!!!!!!!!!
WILL
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I guess Searay is keeping the lower half and retooled the upper. The colors and graphics are pretty bland also. I think it will be fun to compare the two side by side???
Also for what SR charges for a 20'Ski boat, should make the Hammer X by Fountain a steal!!!!!!!!!
WILL
Also for what SR charges for a 20'Ski boat, should make the Hammer X by Fountain a steal!!!!!!!!!
WILL
As far as graphics, they are not on the boat, as its a prototype undergoing testing and they want to keep a low profile. Dont expect much difference though with the production version if they do build it, which is ok by me; Im not a big graphics guy.
The Hammer X will no doubt be a better value, but the Pachanga is something I have wanted since the 80's. Hopefully SR does not go overboard on markup, if they do indeed build it. It is in the dealers hands in a few weeks to decide its fate...
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